Laryngeal web is a rare entity, constituting 5% of all congenital laryngeal lesions, with a reported incidence of 1 in 10,000.1 It usually presents with stridor in childhood, but can be discovered in asymptomatic adults under anesthesia and is associated with failed intubations.2 We present the case of a newborn with stridor and respiratory distress due to laryngeal web.
Human ; Male ; Infant ; Larynx ; congenital

<p style="text-align: justify;">OBJECTIVE: To present a rare case of post-traumatic recurrent epistaxis in an elderly woman.
METHODS:
  Design: Case Report
  Setting: Tertiary Private Hospital
  Patient: One
RESULT: A  93-year-old  woman  had  multiple  admissions  for  recurrent  life  threatening  nose-bleeding  that  was  not  controlled  until  a  post-traumatic pseudoaneurysm  of  the  infraorbital artery was diagnosed and embolized.
CONCLUSION: The diagnosis of pseudoaneurysm should be considered in such cases, and treatment involving surgeons and interventional radiologists should be initiated to minimize morbidity and mortality.p>
Human ; Female ; Aged 80 And Over ; Epistaxis ; Aneurysm, False ; Maxillary Artery